Well, I received confirmation today, I will be reunited with an old friend. I bought this coin from MFH in 2010. I started to do a quarter set but migrated off to do a half set. (Yes, I know what you are all thinking, "Justin, can't stay focused? Noooooooooooooo not him....") Anyways, I noticed an odd bump below 1 in the date. I sent pics to Steve Hustad of the BCCS who placed it in the Journal. Some of you may remember the one. Long story short, not long after it was put in there, a friend of mine started a quarter set. I sold him most of the ones I had including this one. I always said I wanted to buy it back if he ever sold. Fast forward, he recently consigned his quarters to Glenn Holsonbake. My friend and I completely forgot about this 05 until about two Saturdays ago. Mike had mentioned to me about a variety and it clicked in my head. So I contacted Glenn and he said it's mine...for the second time. It won't be leaving again.
Regarding the 1/1905. I am curious to hear the opinions of anyone here that would like to share. Steve seems to think it is remnants of a repunched one. I have heard others say it was simply a die chip. I have no clue, but I could always bring it to a BCCS meeting at Baltimore if anyone would like to see it closer.
<< <i>does anybody have a nice 09-o 25c that they would consider selling. Customer of mine is looking for a nice one and willing to pay up to get it
He is loaded with cash at the moment he just sold Ian R about xx k worth of coins .
PM me
Thanks for the few responses, He is looking for a ch AU grade range >>
For inspiration only, some slightly better images of my PC45 than I was able to conjure up when it came back from grading a few months ago. Let us know what you find out there, I know I'd be curious.
We're all born MS70. I'm about a Fine 15 right now.
Yeah, it does look like one of those pesky little New Orleans wood chip divots but in reality it's an optical illusion. The top line is toning and the one under it is a pin scratch. Thanks for the kind words.
We're all born MS70. I'm about a Fine 15 right now.
Here is a recent newp. I had a difficult time locating appealing XF or AU examples of this date for quite a while, and then suddenly stumbled into 2 that I liked in a four week span. Couldn't resist taking a stab at this one and ended up the happy new owner. As usual, my pics are not the best but hopefully will give a decent representation. PC50
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Always looking for tougher PSA 10's of Nolan Arenado, Alex Bregman, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and Mike Trout.
Justin - Very nice looking '05 qtr. I'm in the remnant on a digit camp.
Dennis - Glad to get a better peek at your latest 09-O. It's really a nice one, and it's amazing how much that looks like a strike thru. You are the king of XF/AU 09-O's.
JT - Good looking 93-S, congrats on a tough one.
Pics for tonight, another half from a local collector, ICG-61:
Vern l It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
You guys continue to make the tough B-quarters look easy - very nice coins, one and all.
<< <i>Here's an update: (09-o quarter guy) Had two offers to sell from 2 forum members: I spoke with him today, he is suffering from sticker shock at the present time >>
LOL - I bet! Have him check prices in the real world, like Heritage Auctions. Those coins don't sell cheap. Well, unless you are willing to settle for a drecky raw example like this one I got a few months ago, that I posted on the main forum:
LOL - I bet! Have him check prices in the real world, like Heritage Auctions. Those coins don't sell cheap. Well, unless you are willing to settle for a drecky raw example like this one I got a few months ago, that I posted on the main forum:
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I'll settle for it anytime. Nice original 09-O WalkerGuy
Dennis - Your old 55 (now safely tucked in the Iowa collection) is not on the market, mine isn't either but could be had for a price (like many of my coins). I've found that keeping my collection dynamic, adds to the enjoyment of the hobby. And I still have the pics.
Since I haven't posted these in a while, below are the only two PC55's, Iowa collection first:
Vern l It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
I can only go on Thursday. Sorry I won't be able to meet you, JT. Maybe the rest of us can pick a spot and time to shake hands and play show and tell. Open to suggestions.
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Pics for tonight, from a local friend's collection, PC53:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Regarding the 1/1905. I am curious to hear the opinions of anyone here that would like to share. Steve seems to think it is remnants of a repunched one. I have heard others say it was simply a die chip. I have no clue, but I could always bring it to a BCCS meeting at Baltimore if anyone would like to see it closer.
<< <i>Damn nice Quarter Justin. Looks like a die chip to me. So when ya gonna start collecting halves again? >>
Thank you.
And maybe I have and maybe I haven't. I am sure as much as you pay attention to auction sites and eBay you would know if I am.
Edit to add:
Paesan
Always looking for tougher PSA 10's of Nolan Arenado, Alex Bregman, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and Mike Trout.
He is loaded with cash at the moment he just sold Ian R about xx k worth of coins .
PM me
Thanks for the few responses, He is looking for a ch AU grade range
Jim, pm sent.
Hoard the keys
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
<< <i>does anybody have a nice 09-o 25c that they would consider selling. Customer of mine is looking for a nice one and willing to pay up to get it
He is loaded with cash at the moment he just sold Ian R about xx k worth of coins .
PM me
Thanks for the few responses, He is looking for a ch AU grade range >>
For inspiration only, some slightly better images of my PC45 than I was able to conjure up when it came back from grading a few months ago.
Let us know what you find out there, I know I'd be curious.
Paesan.
Very nice coin and scarce,Thank you for showing it.
High end 45....if any luster not being seen in the photo possibly an AU coin either way you have a spectacular coin
Rob
<< <i>Great coin, Dogwood! Any guess as to the apparent indentation at around 9:00 obverse?
Paesan. >>
Looks like a strike through to me and probably held the coin back from AU-50. Nice coin and looks to have quite a bit of luster!
Thanks for the kind words.
Here is a recent newp. I had a difficult time locating appealing XF or AU examples of this date for quite a while, and then suddenly stumbled into 2 that I liked in a four week span. Couldn't resist taking a stab at this one and ended up the happy new owner. As usual, my pics are not the best but hopefully will give a decent representation. PC50
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Always looking for tougher PSA 10's of Nolan Arenado, Alex Bregman, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and Mike Trout.
Dennis - Glad to get a better peek at your latest 09-O. It's really a nice one, and it's amazing how much that looks like a strike thru. You are the king of XF/AU 09-O's.
JT - Good looking 93-S, congrats on a tough one.
Pics for tonight, another half from a local collector, ICG-61:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Had two offers to sell from 2 forum members: I spoke with him today, he is suffering from sticker shock at the present time
Ill update when I here what he decides to do
<< <i>Here's an update: (09-o quarter guy)
Had two offers to sell from 2 forum members: I spoke with him today, he is suffering from sticker shock at the present time
Ill update when I here what he decides to do >>
Hoard the keys
<< <i>Here's an update: (09-o quarter guy)
Had two offers to sell from 2 forum members: I spoke with him today, he is suffering from sticker shock at the present time >>
LOL - I bet! Have him check prices in the real world, like Heritage Auctions. Those coins don't sell cheap.
Well, unless you are willing to settle for a drecky raw example like this one I got a few months ago, that I posted on the main forum:
LOL - I bet! Have him check prices in the real world, like Heritage Auctions. Those coins don't sell cheap.
Well, unless you are willing to settle for a drecky raw example like this one I got a few months ago, that I posted on the main forum:
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I'll settle for it anytime. Nice original 09-O WalkerGuy
Hoard the keys
<< <i>Here's an update: (09-o quarter guy)
Had two offers to sell from 2 forum members: I spoke with him today, he is suffering from sticker shock at the present time
Ill update when I here what he decides to do >>
Oooh! Is my old 55 back on the market?
Are BOTH 55's on the market?
What a hoot that would be.
Walkerguy, nothing drecky about that one! Got that nice, "spent 50 years in a leather pouch" look.
Since I haven't posted these in a while, below are the only two PC55's, Iowa collection first:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
I don't follow the auctions, but in >5 years of show hunting, including winter and summer FUN, you just never see
that coin in Fine or higher grades.
Hoard the keys
Who's going to FUN?
Paesan
Always looking for tougher PSA 10's of Nolan Arenado, Alex Bregman, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and Mike Trout.
Nice run of 09-O's shown. You guys make it look easy.
JKT, nice 93-S.
Paesan.
Scott - Thanks, it's a fun collection that continues to be a work in progress.
Pics for tonight, one from the raw set I probably haven't posted here before:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Now for 2014, to find an 01-S that matches the 96-S.
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Vern-Super Sweet 96-S and 13-S are the best I've seen so far..
Hoard the keys
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Always looking for tougher PSA 10's of Nolan Arenado, Alex Bregman, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and Mike Trout.
Brand new here, and thought I will share some of my barbers with . I'm currently working on a Barber half Dansco album in grades of G-6 to VG-8 (though there may be some F-12's ) with an emphasis on originality. I've taken the summer seminar's "The Coinage of Charles Barber" class by Mike and Glenn last summer, and I believe I met Vern at the recent Baltimore show.
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Not really sure how to upload pictures to this forum, but I hope these work! Thanks everyone!
-Mike
<< <i>Hello fellow Barber collectors,
Brand new here, and thought I will share some of my barbers with . I'm currently working on a Barber half Dansco album in grades of G-6 to VG-8 (though there may be some F-12's ) with an emphasis on originality. I've taken the summer seminar's "The Coinage of Charles Barber" class by Mike and Glenn last summer, and I believe I met Vern at the recent Baltimore show.
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Not really sure how to upload pictures to this forum, but I hope these work! Thanks everyone!
-Mike >>
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